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This course is designed to introduce you to the ways that anthropologists gather, present, and evaluate evidence about cultures. You will gain a working knowledge of common anthropological methods including ethnography, archival research, surveys, and observation. Throughout the course, primary emphasis will be placed on developing your ability to effectively critique and engage with the empirical research that others have done-skills that should serve you well across a variety of real-world settings. This objective will be accomplished through a combination of interactive examples and readings from diverse strands of contemporary social science research.
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